Are there more than the ghosts of the epidemic?

There is a lot of online debate about the paranormal activity that increased during the Covid-19s. What is really happening here, and what does not tell us the claims that tell us about?

In the two weeks following the UK government, insurance measures announced an attempt to stop the spread of the Covid-19, I received a number of emails from people about strange and frightening things who were suffering from the camera. More than you usually receive in the same time frame. At that time, I tweeted this matter and asked others who are looking for ghost phenomena if they suffer from the same thing. A number of people have reported that they are also receiving more reports. I did not think of this more as I had other urgent problems to deal with, such as the final date of the UNI, which rises quickly to focus on it. However, discussions about this nature were continuing, and some people even talk about increasing supernatural activity at this time of crisis as if it were just a reality of nature.

Since the world deals with this epidemic, many people deal with extreme changes in their lives. Many of us are stuck at home, under great pressure, perhaps the people we love and care about in the virus. It is possible that people will not eat properly, increase alcohol and/or drug consumption, and their habits have disturbed their sleep. I know that we sleep! As someone who communicates with people who think they are haunted since I was a teenage ghost fisherman, he does not surprise me that with everything that people go through, some people feel more panic than usual. However, instead of thinking about what might cause supernatural energies during this crisis – something I think is not largely useful to everyone – ghost lovers will do well to find more rational reasons than home.

First, it is amazed that people who report an increase in supernatural activity through the epidemic are largely people who already believe in ghosts or already believe that their homes are chased by ghosts. As such, these individuals are likely to be prepared to know the meaning of not being, and they are more likely to explain daily events as nervous and important. Those who were communicating with them about their increasing gossibal activity are not fully concerned with what is happening in their home, and they talk about their ghosts as if they were just part of the family. In some cases, ghosts are considered He was The family, which I imagine should be very convenient, especially during the crisis.

Not only that, but since we all cross these extraordinary times, we are exposed to different levels of tension that we will not usually deal with. Suddenly, the journey to the store to get bread can be a matter of life and death depending on the social continuity habits of those around us. It’s worrying, right? In order for your destiny to be clear in the hands of others and not in your control completely. There is some evidence that indicates that disruption in psychological processes, psychological pressure, risk perceptions, or lack of change in a person’s environments (such as stumbling in the home) may cause changes in cognitive processes, and because of the sudden lack of external stimuli, people begin to focus more within themselves instead as a compatibility mechanism. This, suggests, can lead to the computer around us. (SUEDFELD, 1987)

There is also an opportunity for the clear increase in the activity reports of the paranormal activity as a result of the availability of reasoning. For those who do not know, reasoning is a kind of mental abbreviation that we use to understand the information efficiently, but it can lead to errors of judgment. The extension availability specifically indicates how people judge a frequency or the possibility of something that depends on the extent of its availability for examples. (Kahnemann and TVERSKY, 1973) I think it might seem as if there was an increase in supernatural activity reports because others talk about more paranormal activity.

For example, in recent weeks, messages and email messages from writers and journalists all searched for articles of a paranormal nature. This includes Devonis article Which is discussing my 2016 Torquay Museum’s investigation without a clear reason. Always good paranormal topics to fill in the inch of newspapers and create clicks to media sites so that this does not surprise me.

I am also thinking about the role of guidance because when I asked friends and followers of ghost research if they saw a rise in the number of reports that were sent to them, many of the responses I received from people wanted to hear about the strange things that occur in their homes instead. Often those who think they are more happy than you are happy to tell you, and this is good, but this means that there is an opportunity for those who tell you that more supernatural activity happens during insurance that this claim does not prove the stories of joint ghosts with passion and not data that is not valid in terms of environment.

When it comes to demands related to an increase in super reports, we hear about those researchers who have suffered from an increase, but we do not hear many of those who did not, and in the end, it is important to remember that although individual researchers may receive an increase in super reports, this does not indicate anything other than the individual in reports.

Life is currently strange enough without ghost lovers adding unfounded claims of this mix. Are there more than the ghosts of the epidemic? I hope this post shows that there are greater questions that must be taken into account before reaching such conclusions.

Reference

Kahneman, D. and TVersky, A. (1973) ‘on the Psychology of PREDICTION’, Psychological review, Folder. 80, pp.237-51.